“We’re not closing” — Whistle Stop Cafe wants to raise $300,000 to buy their own restaurant

Whistle Stop Cafe in Mirror Landing, Alberta wants to raise $300,000 to buy their business. They are concerned Alberta Health Services will try to close them once and for all — but they’re not stopping.

Business owner gives health inspector a piece of his mind (Covid)- we’re all in this together. We’ll just all starve to death and die.”

“If we can’t work then he can’t work. This is what happens when people get desperate – I’m desperate. Who’s going to pay her car payment (pointing to Bread and Barley’s waitress who was recording the video)? Who’s going to pay my cook’s rent? I want it to be hard on everyone I want everyone to see how hard this shit is. This guy needs to know how hard it is.”

CFIB: Small businesses far too fragile to survive another lockdown, Adamson Barbecue

With the recent events at Adamson Barbecue in Etobicoke, Ontario, Broderick Visser writes that an estimated 160,000 to 225,000 small businesses could close permanently due to COVID-19 lockdowns and closures.

Ontarian’s need to change the COVID narrative – or risk becoming the next Melbourne, Australia

If Ontarian’s remain passive on the COVID narrative, we could potentially soon find ourselves in another lock-down here in Ontario and maybe even across Canada that could be much like the Australian governments, Diverge Columnist, Greg Staley argues.